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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17
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"CsrtA &, c lsFitv and security in
Ire carriage ~ letters from pfser e.
place are ehisdv scared BY seenrsrv "a
TO- rsilwav mail service II the sls.ks
q ISIS ssrvsce eass aus aistrihute se.r
rsteiy - thsy are shiried s'oag. letters
reach thsir ssstiuAtlaS rsamrtly. Ma
takes ev tbfsz clerks throw fvarsthfnp
cat q gear. 9rsauiged ~ Mr. BAnRs
8 al+H wears scc. q - ssrtie4 vas for
VFa-~ thR hssi o. sc Gavs-D mAut. Com
psitt've examinations rolled here loue
before tns iss r'Qaired them. srd poll
siss Wete eI ,ln3rr.
FfgsiteEt Cisveiand's PoSsrs sss-
q HErsl hss altered tbs From a.. hsf
torn 20 removals have hsea luaS4. 49,
S1pafir, ecdent h+vtE S-sn e-stiy
. srEsd. ini- bzs sacpa The .rt.r.
u1srfine srd ire f-=ult l. Fat :. or sers
~ &c = seFvoca hav4 deabist. Frnu, IA
tug ans - tha n 80 r~n- - ~ &C
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ever as f tles- lrttsFs 1a-srs Is sts.r
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17
TEE PESNsYLVANIA W. G. T. r..
AGAIN.

We are taken to task by Mrs. Weed
for hayiDg given out, az she asserts, a
false impression - to the position Of
the ". Q. 7. o., upon the High L.
eense bill which has Of late been re-
eeivinR 50 much attention In Penn
sylvania. We based our eommeu,
upon the statement Of the philadelphia
Press, together with reliable Harris.
burRh authority. Il would now seem.
however. that the leaders Of the W. @.
I. q. Of that State we're opposed to any
sort Of temperance legislation that does
not coincide with their radical views
Bot while this may be true Of the lead
eFs' We still hold to the opinion that the
Press honestly represented the position
Of the rank and Gle Of the Pennsylvania
W. O. 7. Q. upon the question Of high
license.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

A lady from the West Who has an eve
Ter opportunities has applied TO the
Owl Service Commission, for position
which viii naturally commend itself 10
we average voter. She proposes te
teach oongFessmen what to say and hou
10 say u. Suoh plan deserves our lib
sral support, but rs TO this particular
candidate We have some doubt. She Is
reported 10 have said, by WY Of recon-.
mendinR her ability 10 all such a posi
ton, that she could take "our little
charlie voorhees," and make quite =
shrewd deba.er OF him. Had che pre-.
posed to do less the Posr ISrKLIIosNcxn
would have more eonfdeues in her.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17
EASY TO SPILL. HaRD TO rae.
SoENCE.

lChiesgs TribNas
Abergaveuny il pronounced Abergea
py.
Bea1ehaDp Is pronounced Bsechara
BalinEbroke Is pronounced Bailine
brook.
broaeham is pFoneuRced Broom.
BliSer - pFonoune. Butler
C0olu0Hdeiv 10 pron0nuc Cbnm.sy
tlrsueester ia pronounced Sissister.
Coekbarn Is pronounced Cebuyn-
O'sqobonu IL pronounced Cohoon.
tiawper n pronounced Cooper.
1rosveuer Il pronounced Grovener.
hluarden. Gladstoue's residences. a
pronoan,sd Harden.
Holboru y pronounced Hohun.
hnnilvs y pronounced knowlea-
" , lrioanks - prouonncrd M4reh.
banks
aAryieboue - pr Douuce MaYrs h1u.
NorSieb - pronaanced Narridae.
Ssbshury "a pFaCouuoed SsWishFy.
=. Lesser ts pFonoancs q SiiiinQsr.
Talbot - pronounced 7 rbus.
IsiiAferFo - pFouoanoed ToiiivsF.
thames = pFouousazd Tens
Nemyss % pronounced Weeus.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

LSTERSATloSAL BAxAan-Eunn nsr,
Tuesday and wednesday nsr6ssL -
~ q and sotA instSnf, she yoape Isdi-s
o. tos Pres6ytsriAn Cturs6. assssssd bS
t1s u friends VII give - TIE rablia Al
ss,naieriainsse1t. called a bazaar. a. ths
SAAtlnR hink ca Seeord street.. Tha
oa1sAf 4 fer tie purpose Of raising
Iooas with wAich 10 purchase a pipa-
organ faE toe ehsrch. TIE many yonnG
iAdiea Who take pars therein have spared
no pains 70 making this an interesting,
attractive and pleasufAble affair. SIX
AissionaEy natians gill b Represented
70 appropriate characters and cossames.
Flowers, taoey-voFk, and all The delics-
eies OF the season viii be for aaia, b.
sides packages Of excellent Tea, ana
other useful staples- Hos supper and
refrsshments viii be served daring
both evenings. Music gill be faFnishsi
By the battalion band Ali coners an
most cordially invited. Dosrs opaa Il
5 .. n. sharp. Price e admlas3oa 4
cents; children Is eents. ia
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THEY ALL wESr.

From ne So Paul Pioassr Press !
A lady prominent In society Circles IN
Minneapolis. residing on Nie,sIj.'
Island. entertsioed small parly al
friends In a qaist, informal wsv on,
evening las, week The party eni YES
the ladv's hospitality to sseh an sxteut
thai asidniehs came almost before an,
u them we're aware OF IL. The hostess
however, vac weary, ard IL seemed ,e
her thai her friends would Fever &c,
ready TO 90 home. She threv ont m
raerens slv and ingenious hiHts. ocea
sioaally violated etiqaetie ~ yawnip0
sad anon look up anxioaslv AZ ths
sloeA In short snploved all the arts h.
which long familiarity With the vays of
society bad made her 40 sdept. AZ a
last resort she resolved 20 boldly ovsr-
lesp IRE rules % propriety. CaIi,rv he,
friends about ter. she smilineIV drsx
90 piece Of note paper nins eyphers
thus:
5000 600
Nos. said the LADY, sby sttsohips
I've stFaisht marks 81 4 certain fvS ~
these eyrhers you will arrive AZ very
Surprising resulfsH The isaiss ana
sestlemsn ngursd over il for lone
tine. Finally. jsst as the clock uas
strikiug !. the snlstiou Of the prohlsu,
VS. toand. The esaracters 90 ths sbeet
% paper looked like this.
Q o O d q o q q
They az went.
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sE,rrlE a. RIuuRe.s c,srrx

fbe-s 49, sec-ns 60 - re a-1bf bet
iaHt Ssstils is g. bHve NJ sulv RAJ.
rod ex'rfd ue csaWsra e. e-sns<
uitA saaae srsst tfaaseoa Inental Hrs.
cot ass = lfre sxter3iaz ta~srEs the
1srth 70 = canncetaon vith laeC uA5. 4
PAc.a'. Wac ttess isses sc eoea-
g.stsd SeA'iis 81 b. stat bsr p-ss.i,a
eask,s sr--sss railroad eeaiss % TIE
&c n Fezsi s1oad sssntFv Nof~f,-
sisr'isr use asjass dss-EiminAtioa %
sas ~ : n Pas e. azSisss ear ctr. "A
tss sssllg ~ Esgsss6 sstb u g.zs ss3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

First Baptist Church. FuursA -
near James. Rev. ID. J. Pierre, -
freaching q II =. N. and az 10 -
TIE NOR lag b. Rev. A. AArcallns
Presbyterian Church. corner e ~
and Madison streets. Rev. T. @. ssrers-.
2 sstor.-services ~ II a m and fNa
sabbath school ~ t2s0pm- Yozrfm
pies meeting A. go p m
Msthodi~t Protestant Church. esunus
street corner OF MAdison. Rev. 80
Davls, past - Preaching az II an -
rev. J. r Thompson. Of VaneoavsF, -
g. - p m. By heF. W. h Lee. e fl1w.
pia- sunday school I2.ls D. M Is1e
2 oples meeting. $50 ,. N Auare -
oisily invited 70 lhese services
Free Methodist Church, Pine st,nrs h
tween Ninth and fenth.-P reaehinl a II
.. m. ard 30 q m sunday Schcal a -
.. M Payer service Wednesdag 1900
Swedish Lutheran Church nina .s,..s
near ftke-PreALhinz and eur arrsfSr-
services At 1880 =. N ard RrTsrS5n- :,
I:0p 70. hev. g. A. Anderscs- al -,
ma VIII on iAte. -
Harrison Chapel. Norsk ss.sfsa ~
Ar. ole2 viii preach todAyMfn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17
FACTS.

y0sr'aal Of Edaeasienl
WORDS.
C5vsrdice is the habit, timidity the
disposition.
CovaFdiee implies timidity 10 action;
dastsFGly Implies, N additions. meanness.
fluid spslies either to hsbitnal dis
position or mementary experiences; tim
OF as applies only to disposition.
Neglected., toward persons; negligent,
toward things. YSu are neElsetiul OF a
person In not writing TO him; yoa are
negligent when yoG write carelessly.
Misfortune applies to all untoEard
events; cAIsmity to any great pablo or
family, rather than individual misfor
tunes; disaster binders progress. or the
sccowplishu ent Of soms undertaking..
SIZE OF LAKES, SEAS, AND OCEANS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17
CONFEDERATION ro,lErrss

IL IL an III viud that blows naboay
any good, aud eoudAsrations es fre
though often lrAe,e. tot inffsqsenry
are productive Of mirth, which. 10 the
abseaOe Of loss Of life. may b. barn.
lsssly indnleed In. TIE late dssaae
ton Of The Hotel Del Mants. furnishes
many evidences Of the weaker SIDE Of
our nature. wsies rarely appears 10
more amusing disa3yantAsa shan a lhe
occasion Of ersa, eona sSrat3oa. OF
all qualities stitch should be psssaa in
eaiamtttus az this sort, prcsonoe 81 ruisd
Il foremost. and siugulkr g. sav. l-ssi
manifested. 10 its absgnse, haS.vrr,
Ne are Indebted for maea eatestAinius
reading eoueetling the hsbsvtaE II b.
Hotel d. Msase's esests. an tbs ma be
the e0Feine ef their shelter. What
strange isnra,se SSs Il which I'D : raj
ron 10 uiistAke her wriiins dssk fos ksr
BABY and 10 ase ~i'h The form = into
the open slr ~tils ths ] tier wss ~
slee1ias In iis stsdlsl sgartltuS ssects
Ia easiaaes vese not asaorS ths least
ladisroos Of the amenities m atss { ~
tae Ore scAfe. sd - q hsug 4 su1ss.vts
Ga the ece2sfea q iss osthf al. with
u re despatsa thAR psec sien. Ssae
4 siaiHe1 ths decking - "a u,sslvss
With 4uy gAFmsRtare al al, uhtIs
ths aepAr lm ri 81 others toek
every eenesivshls ssAp~. froaa
col s4ek ;, kitaeFuin,tss carp A
hap AID ~siia~s \ ase aan treaa 3 -
ION Sss 81 - IA = pi1S eai. q gaf 81
overAils, snd rad asnssi shisi, uAUs
she stfe q MlsalsAh toar.si Invested
hEpers0aSllly la he tFsassrs snS arsss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

Pay from 800 20 $3.50 more 10 an
acens for a piano when you can BAY
Weber and Decker Il Son piaRo cirssi
from the factory and save all pFodh b
middlemen. Frank kimbAli. mana
facturer's Agent. Ohce, three doon
sbove Postofise- Pianos on sasy teEns
and for rent Sample pianos On hand
Send and oct priees. fs92M
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO CONTRACTORS.

DRoPosAI.s ARE INVITED UNTIL
l. May /, lSs7. for the erection Of bFick
and s-one building On the corner Of FrQnt
and C0lum bis street.. Seattle.
Plana aEd specifications may be seen a
the Office Of Boone a Meeker archtieclA
Spi7td TOKLAs & SNOWMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

IVA BE- seaa from the foregoing IA
he has der Repaslt,Aa ruls tae debt
oftts "a ed States grs3aaily decreass q
while TIE Sect II Great Britain rvuaalus
asoal ias sane showing hgtis easure
fgon year 81 vvAF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

MISS BKxsHxR, previ01s 10 her g.
parture TO Portland 10 seleot . nsu
stock Of Ladies' Spring Suits, has -.
dueed ell daFk-oolored aad heavy
weight salts. To accommodate the a.
diss her s2lesroou will FsmAin oyea
1ntil O'Clock. RsiniR bloek.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEATTLE AND WEST CoAsr Rx. Co.
OFFICE 81 iRKsIDENT
SEATTLK. April 10 ISL.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived 81 This once until u m, Thur
day. May 5th. 1857. for clearing. clubbing
grading b idg,ng. culverts. drains ana
on the arst section Of the abnve
) railway, heing from q juAs ton
with tbs Ssaftie Lake shore and EAstern
Rail way CsmpaRy's line 20 che iowa Of
IN all about - miles
The company reserves the right 70 70
ice any or All oidA
For further Information and Tor plAnl
and specificat 0ns apply 70
H. ChAWF ORO. in,
President 5. ard W. @. ~.
Office. Safe Deposit Brildinw. aniTlh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

Having engaged tie soiviees Of first
Glars. incladinR door and coffin plates,
medals and lettering Of all de. A.
HANSEN, Matchmaker aud JeveleF.
Leary Bloek. Front street, Seattle 26dwlm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

DR. Reich. the oealizi, selected With
great care full line Of spectaeles an8
eve glasses, which sTs bow for sale st A.
b srNwAEr's drus store. ar5m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

Enrioyes Of the Panhandle Railroad
are trying 20 enforce . compromise 10
che Fecsnt wholesale robbsries.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17
FOR SALE.

CITY PROPERTY AND FARMING
~ lands. improved and nnimprnvea.
New steam boat hdsth n with aood
paying route established. between Laurel
shade ard Houxhton. on Lake VI ashinR.
ton. leaving Houghton every day AZ 7 AN.
Nd .. m. returning ! avs Laurel SHADE
- ) m and 2 ,. m Inquire 0f
api7 I'm ". W EAsfkR Master.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

Auction PURCHASE We bought a
section last week 200 suits OF Ne
stock Of ] Baum & o., sold al Sheriff
sale. Regular price 81 5 !; vii Be 81
fer s.. ToKLAs & SrSGEKMAN. aplo
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sPAKkIINe GEus
iFrnn ~ Tzr ~ Veal
I'VE PTS w Enrros rn,rrSa


I'VE ? Is W. Eugros COMING
WssH1SsTuS. March - Ar-fne =
fc'ary fairehIid has nthoT I'D tse frs
et,ev = r~rtstr waFus-ss uaE held su
IT, AsW York Cassoal II So.
TIE - ior az the Pct TsssIltgrsr-r
ias c'nre' r-@'tic-zts aud re ustfz
sn- arfs vi ths e-ifa- = ,s- o.,
a=sa : - Nv 80 f4s,r. t-as p
rs-a'. hai TIE bisa klczs u ies Or.ea
ssBa a7t1h z rr- t~e urs ssrus7.sss
We e7r- ttes aFe sri.P Ca ,henarlv. ;.
tee bodr ni An sDkuagn max VS.
: z1d sagEsrC q = tree ia lau= ga
fore, &an scot q H. woodz pear = ssie
DE- bad soy % TIE Pls,- Esssllsss.---
a eis pack-i. A csransr's nan = as
81 Zee z'sd nscssskEx TIE es.e=e e -
satcacs - spasrsas-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

San Francisco wbsas baysrs ars sAid
% Be- making eoupless ''oornsF" On
the Coast market.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

Australia viii nsxt year osIsbrats The
centennial anniversary q lie eoIouiza-
ton By The British.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

Colorado hss issued vhoIesAIs guar
ansine against the cattle Of the Eastern
States.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

The debt Of the Uniisd States ~ COM
pared With that Of Great Bsitais
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17

- FosT-fSTZLLfsE caeA viii oct an
esS,4,tAks e ret1Tn rejected uenaprrfps.
81. 81 eontEi Dations must BE- sent with thia
understanding
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Early Appreciation of its
Imp lrtanee by Great
Britain.
Our Gevsrnment Dat Negotiated, and
the Fras.r River Exeitsmest Con
eeIvsd 70 Perp~tuRte Brit
ish Control.

TwErTKS FoE TEE POST STELLIeESeIi
81 Hos. KLwogD KyASs.
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FOR SALE.

THREE Y0wE or 9 OF WokA
1 catfis and 50 tens o. timothy hAy.
A 80. several good, well IN.
nreW A farms az reasonable
swwRNs ! Ba0s
as In friday Rs hcgs w q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17
Co
People AND THINGS

Prohibition having been defeated in
aichigAn, the Republican Detroit Tri-
bune advises the Legislature now in . e
sion TO enact q strict high license and
local option law.
Quotation for General Passenger Agents
to hang up over their desks:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17
FOR SALE.

Ncn AIRS or LANE. ~ 49, 49,
~ + ptver ~ tie E Iuty Hosd- 80
fsns Il 10 AID a township a seet - !.
Nrd n For furf e. pErticu A. ssiss =
81 1-,,n J IT'S CHRIST,
sesrie. aeeos4 stre l. , tween -
Al Wa hi Ern ILL.,
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..rry not Q pass. be ola man saId.:
Ayoung man was once on his trial
For picking pocket in stlal,
In vain did he plead
The bitter 81 need.
He had to no down Tor A whlaI

He had to 90 down for q whial.
In the college slang of Princeton q per.
feet hesitation IL called q tear OF HAr-
yard. squirt of Bowd0in. "a Sc H. OF
williams. . rake Of Hamilton. a
blood; and Of Amherst. "eold rush =
Failures are called ''siumpS,~ ''stumps, +"
Hunks" and 'smaskes"
The New York Legislature has passed q
ball Increasing the maximum OF liability
Tor fatal injuries from $50 n $40 0oU
thus IL viii BE- observed that there il a
boom in the value human lie
Three months ego james Stuart II
Conway. Mass. made an agreemeat with
the Temperance people that II his ex-
pec,ea heii should be girl h. would vots
against granting licenses He voted no
hrense.' and HE hAiio decided tn action
Of the town en- the liquor question
The cowSoys have laRgnNge Of tseir
own. They call = hSrse herder g horse
wrangier and horse breaker a -bFonco
buster Their stecd Il often = oayuse -
and 20 dress well is 10 'rsg proper.
y hen cowboy ge;s out IN the prairie be
hits the fat Whisky Is family DIS
-urbsBoe, ard TO eat 10 TO chew Hi
hat Is q "c1dy." his whip q ''Quirf HE
u0bsr coat "a slicker." his ieAih ove--
ais are chaps" or ''chSpperAls" and his
revolver fs Is" Bacon is overland
tout and unbranded cattle are 'msyer-
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HORSES FOR SALE.


TOT G BLOCK IS NAY sAhD 49,
tow alaf lorstsd o. south sonrth
sfTesf Sa.1eea NAT snd WashiHslos-
Has 4 hard fnished. four reehi hS-
Inquire AZ Oscar H0Hfe q .o.-,snu
apT I'm MAURICE 91 L-- -
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tishinE Abyss sszoF.Easn
NHz s2s FEnl street asIss-
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SUITE - HfsoW~
A FINE sUITK or ROOMS AfPLA
n AZ Posi-. INFgLLfGENcEA enAeus
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TO CITY susscRIszEs.
DAiIf' e lssssd, pr sesk...........95 esrts
eehfeteos naatl.s............- 81 70
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House to Rent and Fur
niture for Sale

AUST Pc SOLD ny WEDNESDAY
vi NEXT, aoth Of April Apply 81 corner
OF Seventh and Washington SIS. apl2e1
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-05-06

bearers were VIM Webster, Geo. Webster John
4. DerIikneso, Robert Mitchell, John Barnes and
Alfred Kimhle. Rev. C. ID. Wilson Ciliciaicl
Miss Jennie Moulsdale, daughter of Mr.. Thos.
Moulsdalc, of Abingdon, died on Sunday, of ty-
phold fever, at the residence of her sister, Miss
Lily MoulsdRle, in Philadelphia. Miss Moulslale
was fifteen years of age and was bI light and at
| tractivc young lady. Her remains were brought
on aud Inferred on Monday afternoon in the
graveyard Of the N. Z. Church, Abingdon. Rev.
| G. L. Cuddy oiiaiatei. The pail bearers were c.
| X. Sewell. Charles Z. Nelson, Arthur Magness,
Thomas 10 jker, Clifton Wilson and George Van
| hisc.
Mrs Il. j. McLc4n, widow Of Col. G.. W. Me-
Lean. Of the L. = Army, died In New York, on
| Suu.aT. She was sister Of Mrs. Elw.a H.
| webster. uf 10! Air. and Of the late James #.
Mccormick. SIZE leaves four suns, who are Dr.
Malcolm Mclean. II. c. Mclean, Donald Nc.
Lean aul Walter Mclean, the latter being in the
! U. 8. Navy. Mrs Mclean was highly cutiyat-
ed refined and most estimabie lady. Her death
| isdeeply regretted by her many friends In IIar-
| ford
! Mrs. Mary \. Russell, widow of the late VIM
! Russell, died AZ the residence of her sOn-in law
| Mr.. George Walker, Halls Cross Roads, last
Sunday night, April 81, of heart disease, aged Il
years The funeral took place Tuesday. services
| being held at TIC house, conducted by Rev. d
Jamison, assisted by Rev. c. l. Damaron. Mrs
| Russell was member Of the Aberdeen Southern
Methodist Church. The interment was at the
| Grove Church The pall-bearers were Messrs
| George Harris, Il chard Holloway, Wesley Glib.
son, Joseph Gibson, Clark Gibson and Il. H.
! -0pkius.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-05-06
WILMA ITEMS.

Bamy spring is upon us and our farmers are
blsily engaged IN trusting to the freshly turned
assuming her ovelest aspect.
Mr.. NJ. Standiford, one of our most enterprs-
ing farmers, has vastly improved the appearance
q that portion of Thomas Kemps farm between
wilma and Union Chapel, by removing the old
worm fence and accompanying debris. Indeed,
one who has not visited our community during
the past decade could not fail to observe a vast
improvement in the general surroundings
Our public school has entered upon the last
term of the year with about forty pupils, and q
favorable outlook for desirable results. The
forthcoming examination is already being dis
cussed.
A stcreopticon exhibition, for the benefit of the
Sabbath School at Union Chapel, is announced,
and is ensting the energies of the young folks
10 disposing of tickets. a spirited rivalry is be-
ing waged, owing to the rewards offered The
school is in ilourishing condition under the fol-
lowing, officers: James L. Norris. Superinten-
dent j. w. Wood, Assistant; VIM. o. Davis, Lii
brarian and Secretary and NJ. L. Norris, Treas
urer.
The Live Oak Temperance and Literary socie-
~ closed its public meetings for the season with
pleasant evening entertainment, consisting of
readings, recitations and singing. The society is
performing good work in unfolding the moral
tone of the community and diminishing the pow
err OF fearful evil in our land.
Mr.. H. f. Gronin and family are occupying their
farm, near wilma. Mr.. Cronin was formerly a
resident of Spesutia Island and notes the fact
that we have here added mpediments to the
pow share, but we trust as community we may
Afford him advantages which will more than
counterbalance this Inconvenience.
Mrs. J. w. Wood, OF our vicinity, has been quite
ILL., but is now conv2lescent Mrs Wood is q
South Caroinan by birth, and has recently re-
ceived the sad intelligence of the death of her
father. She has the'sympathy of friends in her
affection.
Tho wilma Farmers Club meets at the resi-
dcnce of 7. o. Hollingsworth, on Wednesday, 4th
inst, and w. c. 7. U. at Mrs. j. X. Hamilton's on
Saturday.
Mr.. Gravenhurst, of Frederick, visited his pro-
perty at wilma, during the past week.
miss Mss carrie Bateman is visiting relatives in
baltimore. OBSERVER.